November is Academic Writing Month 2022 on SAGE Methodspace

Find food for thought and strategies for action this AcWriMo on SAGE Methodspace. We will feature new posts, a webinar, video interviews, open-access resources, and materials from previous years’ AcWriMos. Use this link to discover the unfolding series. Use the code MSPACEQ422 for a 20% discount on SAGE research methods books, valid from 1 October – 31 December.

Week 1: Get Unstuck and Plan

• Be motivated: Commit to the purpose for your academic writing project

• Get unstuck: Recognize obstacles and plan to overcome them Register now for the webinar, How Academic Writing Coaches Get Unstuck. We feature Becoming the Writer You Already Are by Michelle Boyd.

Week 2: Manage Your Writing Projects

• Get organized: Tame the details, put workable systems in place

• Use the right tools: Find the technologies that work for you

• Insights and tips: Video interview with Linda Bloomberg, featuring Completing Your Qualitative Dissertation

Week 3: Stand for Intellectual Freedom

• Be aware: Consider external factors influencing your research and writing

• Get engaged: Understand risks and opportunities, be a social science advocate

• Insights and tips: video interview with Lina Dencik, Arne Hintz, Joanna Redden, Emiliano Treré featuring Data Justice

Week 4: Be Accountable

• Be accountable: Find or create your writing circle

• Be prepared: Get ready for others’ critiques and reviews

• Insights and tips:

  • Kindness and Collaboration: Janet Salmons interviews Narelle Lemon

  • Guest posts from Nathan Durdella, featuring Conducting Research with Human Participants

Week 5: Publish and Contribute

• Reach your readers: Communicate findings in clear, usable ways

• Contribute to the field: Find and fill gaps in the scholarly literature

• Insights and tips: Janet Salmons and Virginia Yonkers discuss Writing Beyond Career, plus posts and interviews with SAGE book and journal editors

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